Answers from the record
“When was the waterproofing on B3 covered?” is answered with dates, locations and the frames to prove it, rather than a guess.
Tools: AiDA
Ask the project
anything
AiDA sits on top of everything Oblix knows about your project (the captured record, the measurements, the documents) and answers in engineering terms, wherever you ask.
What AiDA does
Reads the documentation
Specifications, drawings, submittals and correspondence form its knowledge base, so answers cite the project rather than the internet.
Does the tedious work
Daily logs, progress summaries and issue write-ups are generated on request, in the format your project already uses.
Flags what needs attention
AiDA raises recommendations before they become surprises: a slipping zone, an overdue inspection, or a document that contradicts the record.
Why it works here
An assistant is only as good as its record
Generic chatbots fail on construction because they have nothing factual to stand on. AiDA’s answers are grounded in the same dated, located record the rest of the platform is built from, which is why they can be checked.
Every answer links back to its sources: the frames, the measurement or the document clause it came from, so it can be checked as easily as it is read.
AiDA on WhatsApp
The project, in your pocket
AiDA also works where site teams already talk: WhatsApp. Message it like a colleague, with no app to install and no login on the scaffold.
Ask from anywhere
“What changed on level 9 this week?” from the car, and the summary arrives with a link into the viewer at the exact spot.
Request logs and summaries
Daily logs and progress digests are delivered into the chat on request or on schedule, readable before the morning meeting.
Create issues by message
Send a note, or even a photo, and AiDA opens the issue on the platform, located and assigned, with the chat as its record.
Your number, your language
AiDA speaks the languages your team speaks, English and Arabic included, from the number they already have.
WhatsApp access is provisioned per project team during onboarding, with the same role-based permissions as the platform.
PLACEHOLDERScreenshot (or clean mock) of a real AiDA WhatsApp conversation: an engineer asks for a progress summary, AiDA replies with figures and a viewer link, then an issue is created from a photo. Portrait, 1170×2532 or similar.
Questions
Asked and answered
Is our project data used to train public models?
No. AiDA answers from your project’s record and documents under your access controls; your data is not shared across customers.
What can AiDA actually do, beyond answering?
It generates logs and summaries, creates and assigns issues, and raises recommendations. Those actions land on the platform with a full audit trail.
Who in the team gets WhatsApp access?
Whoever you provision, typically site engineers and project leads. Permissions mirror platform roles, so people only reach what they could already see.
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